Sentence examples for deliberately said from inspiring English sources

"We target buyers very deliberately," said Charles Smith, the agency's managing director.

"I think what's subversive about it is it's so incredibly naÛve -- deliberately," said Professor Thompson.

T. R. deliberately said nothing memorable and was through in six minutes, to the relief of his audience.

Mr. Giuliani, who spoke soberly and deliberately, said he felt "very bad" about the splashy article and especially regretted its effect on Ms. Nathan.

"I did it deliberately", said Hall. "I believe the Australian people haven't yet given the federal government the authority to change our national anthem.

"We're moving more deliberately," said Joseph Abruzzese, president for network sales at CBS, who is also overseeing the upfront sales effort for UPN.

He is deliberately saying things he knows are false.

I deliberately say world economy, not American economy.

"He is deliberately saying things he knows are false," Mr. Gingrich said on ABC's "Good Morning America".

"We're very deliberately saying, 'We're not going to tell you what to think,' " Mr. Horrocks said.

Mr. Bloomberg: "Deliberately saying to the public, 'We don't care what you think' is disgraceful".